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Army signal careers install, operate, secure, and maintain communications and information systems.
Signal directory
As a Special Forces Communications Sergeant, you’ll become a member of the Green Berets, one of the most highly skilled Soldiers in the world. You’ll supervise communications for special operations and missions. You’ll organize, train, advise, and supervise the installation, use, and operation of communications equipment, and establish and maintain tactical lines of communication with teams during missions.
Maintains Army computer systems, networks, backups, and data-recovery operations.
As a Cyber Network Defender, you’ll be responsible for defending and protecting computer networks from cybersecurity threats. You’ll also maintain networks, ensure the availability of data resources, detect vulnerabilities, and respond quickly to security attacks.
Installs and maintains the voice and data systems that keep Army teams connected.
As a Satellite Communication Systems Specialist, you'll be responsible for the installation, maintenance, and operations of satellite communication systems and technical control facilities. You’ll configure and troubleshoot equipment, ensure reliable transmission and reception of data, voice, and video signals over satellite links, and keep the entire Army updated, informed, and situationally aware.
As a Signal Operations Support Specialist, you’ll provide technical support and expertise in the operation and maintenance of communication systems. You'll install, configure, and troubleshoot tactical signal equipment such as radios and data transmission devices. You'll also work closely with tactical military teams to ensure reliable and efficient communication for military operations.
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